Tucson takes action as feds threaten Colorado River cuts
A proposed 77% cut to Arizona's Colorado River water supply has Tucson's universities and water managers racing to build a more resilient future before federal negotiations conclude.
Banshee Tree brings electro-swing sound to Tucson tonight
Boulder-based indie-jazz band Banshee Tree brings their sophomore album "Bad Luck" to Tucson's La Rosa stage, blending jazz, bluegrass and electronica into a decade's worth of global influences.
Veterana JoAnna Mendoza reta a Ciscomani en AZ-6
La demócrata JoAnna Mendoza, una veterana de la Marina respaldada por Gabrielle Giffords, se postula para derrocar al titular republicano Juan Ciscomani en las elecciones intermedias de 2026.
UA students turn lived experience into community art
Six University of Arizona students in the JustArts fellowship program spent the past year creating art and community projects rooted in identity, culture and social change.
Rio Nuevo pushes forward on hotels, eyes budget
The Rio Nuevo board approved key steps forward on the Tucson Inn and Market and Hotel Arizona projects, even as the district works to understand a recent decline in tax revenue.
South Tucson mulls cutting grocery tax to fight food insecurity
South Tucson City Council voted 5-2 to eliminate its tax on groceries, hoping to ease rising food costs for residents and attract new grocery stores after the closure of the neighborhood's only Food City.
Caso en Georgia impulsa debate en escuelas de Tucson
La Ley de Escuelas Seguras ante Convulsiones de Arizona exige capacitación para el personal y planes individualizados de actuación ante convulsiones para los estudiantes con trastornos convulsivos en las escuelas de Tucson.
UA alumna investigates the cost of growing up online
Journalist Fortesa Latifi's new book examines the hidden costs of family influencer culture, from privacy loss to exploitation, and asks who is really protecting children online.
Supervisors to finalize Nanos inquiry questions
The Pima County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to require Sheriff Chris Nanos to turn over records and testify under oath, citing concerns about his disciplinary history and conduct in office.